Thanks for the comments. It was a great evening, and as Rob said I even got to polish and push one or two of the aircraft back to the hanger. There really is a lot of hard work that goes on behind the scenes to make these shows possible – so Thanks again to all concerned. 😀
Here’s a couple more for your enjoyment 😀
Shame you didn’t go Gary, it was wonderful 🙂
I know my mum phoned to say that some of the Spanish TV News channels were focusing on the events of Thursday 7th July. When she went to a big shopping centre (on the Friday) they were holding a 2 minutes silence.
I know my mum phoned to say that some of the Spanish TV News channels were focusing on the events of Thursday 7th July. When she went to a big shopping centre (on the Friday) they were holding a 2 minutes silence.
Ok guys and gals if you look at that site how many do you think are real, and not as the result of a comestic surgeons talent?
Ok guys and gals if you look at that site how many do you think are real, and not as the result of a comestic surgeons talent?
I remember the film well. One of the classic clips that one I think!
I remember the film well. One of the classic clips that one I think!
I actually love this type of humour, as you said Ashley this is Carry On style humour and is completely harmless – Long may it continue! 😀
I actually love this type of humour, as you said Ashley this is Carry On style humour and is completely harmless – Long may it continue! 😀
Many thanks to Sqn Ldr. Clive Rowley for giving permission to post those shots, which are truely superb. So emotive and poignant.
Many thanks for posting them.
Moggy, it affected me deeply – no one should die alone, but it was a special moment for me, he said thank you to me and squeezed my hand……..me a student nurse that only wanted to thank him for what he had done for us – it felt wrong as I felt that I was a no-one in comparison to this man. He was thought of yesterday when I watched the Hurri do her display 🙂
In his mind this weekend was chosen so that polititicians and the royals would not have their holidaying , and for the sake of saving a few quid by not having two events, in May and August, at the time of the real anniversaries; I have to say I agreed with him. Still, maybe our rulers don’t think these men are worthy of that sort of expenditure just to say thank you. – Nermal
Nermal, this point was something that we discussed in our household. We could have boycotted the event (in protest) or attended it, which we chose to do. It did not stop us from doing our own private remembrance thing in May and we will do the same in August.
We will remember them.
Will share a moment i had with a veteran that moved me very much.
I was on care of the elderly placement and a guy was very ill and had made the time to sit with him. Time came to notify his family that the end was near for this gentleman. He said to me, look in my wallet so I did, in front of him. There was a photo of a hurricane taken in wartime, and on the back were the words “My Bird”. Sadly the family didn’t want to come to the ward and I asked if I could sit with the patient. I was very glad I did as we spoke a little more and when the time came for him to go to sleep one last time he was not alone. Afterwards the other patients told me that they had often chatted about the war when they couldn’t sleep, and that they liked it that I was really looking forward to going to Flying Legends – I had to promise that I would take in some photos for them, (as some of them would have been going) which I will do!
As a nurse I enjoy caring for all of the patients, but when it comes to veterans, well they will always have a special place for me in my heart, and an extra smile or just taking 5-10 minutes to talk to them is my small way of saying Thank You, for everything they have done.
Same as Septic and Sparky.